How can I put YouTube Videos on my Website?

Answer 1

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For more power, in order to do something like this, you will first need a Web Hosting service that will provide the means necessary to start up a site like this - such as MySQL and PHP for starters plus high bandwidth. Second, you will need a content management system (CMS). Now, it would take a while for you to create one of these from scratch - especially if you do not know the languages. Thankfully, there are free ones available to download in Open Source - meaning you can download the source files with the source codes and add features as you learn programming. Two good ones are Drupal and Joomla, and there are lots of "plug-ins" for both that have been created by the open source community in which will allow your website to do anything you can imagine without knowing hardly any PHP.

Then, you will have to install the CMS you choose onto your web host's servers. Installation for both of these are fairly simple. Following a successful installation, you will need to design your site and create content to fill it - in which you will have to log in to the CMS (not your web host) to do. You would only need to access the servers on your web host when you need to add plug-ins or update your own source codes at this point. There is a lot of documentation on how to use these two CMS's in particular, much too much to list here. Just do a search on Google for more information on either of these systems. I have included a couple links below in the Related Links.

Answer 2

you have to save it on you documents and the press browse on you website and click on it where ever you have saved

The above answer works if you are hosting a video file, but does not provide a player for it to be placed on the website.

Do It Yourself 100%

This involves encoding your video for the web, uploading and storing it, setting up a video player and making sure you get all the pieces plopped in your site code. This can be a problem if you are using a CMS, but thankfully most CMS systems will allow you to either link to an already uploaded video or paste the video player code.

Do It Yourself Except Encoding, Hosting and Code

The concept here is that you already have a website, and you just need to add video. Well there are a number of online solutions that will help you with what is generally seen as the most complicated parts.

Uploading -Encoding - Hosting -Delivering (smart players that know mobile from none)

These hosts also normally allow you to manage, and customize your video and video playlists, which is extremely handy.

(Service providers by cost)

YouTube : is free, which is good. However because it's free you'll get the little YouTube logo on your player, some advertising and won't have absolute control over your content. (Which makes sense as they need to make money somehow.) This service also has the lowest upload size of the three I'll cover here, so you may need to upload your video in parts.

Bizideo : Which has a free version, and full versions. The free version is just 1 video but their upload size is higher than YouTube and their customization options are more plentiful as well so if you need just one video for free I'd go this route. (They also do not include their logo on the video player) Now this company makes money off it's upgrades, but for the money you can get more for your money. (Probably because this is a newer company.) This company also offers video websites, which is different than YouTube and Brightcove, pretty much it's a website wizard that has a lot of video power to it.

Brightcove : Is an industry leader. As an industry leader they are a bit pricy, and you'll have to pay to have their logo removed from your video player. On the plus side if you are a big company like Discovery this company is set up to handle you.

Use a Third Party Completely

This means you are pretty much paying someone to manage your video for you and to place it up on your site. Right now the only business I know of that will manage your site for you is Bizideo, but any good videographer in your area should be willing to do it as well.

Answer 3

Adding a YouTube video to your website is pretty straightforward. Just find the video, hit the "Share" button, and choose "Embed." You’ll get a chunk of HTML code—just copy that and paste it into your website’s code where you want the video to show up. It’s a great way to keep visitors on your site while still showing off video content. If you’re looking for more functionality, like controlling who sees your videos or adding pay-per-view features, StreamingVideoProvider might be what you need. It’s a step up in terms of managing how your content is consumed and monetized, making it ideal for those who want more than just basic embedding.

Answer 4

1. Copy the 'Embed' Code (Some Videos have this Disabled and you can't put the Video on your Website)
2. Paste the 'Embed' Code into some 'HTML' on your Site

Answer 5

One can upload videos to their website by using the information on the website "webdeveloper". The website has all of the information needed to upload videos to their website.